The case against accommodation: Evidence from german speech error data  

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Berg, Thomas

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Memory and Language (Full Text) vol. 26 no. 3 (Jun. 1987), page 277-299.
Fulltext: 26_03_Berg.pdf (2.02MB)

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The present study tries to account for the conditions under which a slip of the tongue does or does not cause some accommodation either in the slip itself or in the environment of the error. Previous data, based almost entirely on English speech errors, suggested that accommodation was a common phenomenon. The present study analyzes speech errors in the German pronoun and article system and finds numerous failures to accommodate. Accommodation takes place if the to-be-accommodated item undergoes mislocation, but it doesn't occur if it is necessary to change the pronoun near the mislocated element. This finding suggests a distinction between positions that are currently being processed and positions that are not. A further comparison with speech error data from English suggests that a second main factor is whether the to-be-accommodated item can be generated by rule or has to be selected idiosyncratically. The empirical results are projected onto a two-stage processing model in which the connection of the elements at the second stage, which is responsible for error occurrence, has been loosened such that dissociation between them becomes possible.

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